Posts Tagged ‘day.’
Any.DO gives iOS and Android apps a fresh look, teases ‘new way to manage your day’
Author: Stacey Cook
After expanding beyond its Android roots last year, Any.DO may have managed to become even more popular thanks to adoption from iOS users. But even with the kind praise from suitors, the handy app isn’t resting on its laurels: earlier today the Android and iOS versions received an update which features a redesigned look and an all-new logo. Despite bringing a novel UI to the table, both Any.DO apps retain a similar focus on simplicity and intuitiveness — in other words, you’ll still be able to manage to-do lists by heavily relying on quick taps and easy gestures. All updates aside, Any.DO appears to be prepping a new product announcement, as its website is now displaying a message that says it’s “about to launch a new way to manage your day.” Any.CAL, anyone? We shall find out soon enough.
Filed under: Cellphones, Software, Mobile
Via: MobileSyrup
Source: App Store, Google Play
Related Posts:
Tags: 
Eric Schmidt: “There Are Now 1.3 Million Android Device Activations Per Day”
Author: Jamie Colby
Bam! Eric Schmidt merely dropped bombshell number during the opening of Motorola ’ s “ On Display ” event. Providing context to the sheer size of Android ’ s growing ecosystem stated that there are now 1.3 M Android units activated each and every day. He included why Google needed to have Moto Mobility, “ We have to play in this environment. We have to be competitive and state of the art. ”
Android is growing at a fast pace. Last December there were 700k units activated each day. Then, earlier this summertime, that number was at 900k. One month later on in late July it hit 1M. Now, in early September, there are 1.3 M gadgets activated each day.
Schmidt later on added that there are close to 500 million Android units worldwide now. As comScore noted the additional day, that ’ an element of a minimum of 2 or 3 times greater than the opponent.
From the 1.3 M Android activations, 70k are just tablets, something that Schmidt acknowledged Google was late to embrace.
Related Posts:
Kinect theremin is just too late for the ‘Day the Earth Stood Still’ remake soundtrack (video)
Author: Tiffany Shoman
The sound of the original theremin frightened audiences of spooky and science fictiony movies in the ’50s and ’60s, and while this digital replication is perhaps a little less chilling it’s also a lot less physical. It’s the so-called Therenect from Martin Kaltenbrunner, created using the Open Frameworks and OpenKinect libraries. To play just hold your hands up, allow the software to detect them, and then let the digital falsetto flow, as Martin kindly demonstrates for you below.
Continue reading Kinect theremin is just too late for the ‘Day the Earth Stood Still’ remake soundtrack (video)
Kinect theremin is just too late for the ‘Day the Earth Stood Still’ remake soundtrack (video) originally appeared on Engadget on Thu, 02 Dec 2010 01:07:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
Permalink 
Create Digital Music | 
Therenect (vimeo) | Email this | Comments
Engadget
Related Posts:
[big debate] Today is just another day. That you'll never forget….
Author: Angela Stephens
…What?
So, apparently the Beatles are now on iTunes. Anyway, something big was supposed to happen today. Anyone know what it was?
Yawn.
gdgt – new in gadgets
Related Posts:
Alice sings the song of the day.
Author: Antonio Pierce
Starstruckmaniac’s Alice windfield sings the song of the day.
Related Posts:
Alice sings the song of the day.
Author: Antonio Pierce
Starstruckmaniac’s Alice windfield sings the song of the day.
Related Posts:
etc: Apple’s not the only one preparing its stores for iPad launch day. Best Buy is getting things ready too, though it doesn’t plan to open early.
Author: James Cliff
Apple’s not the only one preparing its stores for iPad launch day. Best Buy is getting things ready too, though it doesn’t plan to open early.
Read More:
MacRumors
Read the comments on this post
Props to Infinite Loop
